Costa da Morte
Follow Galicia’s wild Atlantic coast through fishing villages, windswept headlands and historic lighthouses for a beautifully untamed side of Spain far removed from the crowds.
About Costa da Morte
A Coruña
Galicia’s “Coast of Death” stretches along a rugged Atlantic coastline of windswept cliffs, fishing villages, isolated beaches and historic lighthouses. The name reflects centuries of dangerous seas and shipwrecks, and the landscape still feels wonderfully wild and elemental.
A road trip through the region can connect Cabo Vilán, Muxía, Cabo Touriñán and Fisterra, each with its own story. Fisterra was known to the Romans as the end of the known world, while the cape later became an extension of the Camino de Santiago for pilgrims continuing beyond Santiago. Cabo Vilán, meanwhile, was the first electrically powered lighthouse in Spain, while Cabo Touriñán is famed for its spectacular sunsets.
We recommend organising a private coastal journey with a local guide to discover more about the lighthouse and local shipwrecks, and enjoy a seafood lunch.
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